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uh...

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and on trial for his life

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for any more interruptions for the public i saw one of the courtroom clear

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prosecutor will continue his course examination of the defendant

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promised them

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how much did you work last year

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into my machine from all sources

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thirty six hundred and with this thirty six hundred dollars you have to support

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yourself your mother and by equipment for the shop

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but

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your ambitions

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i don't understand how you are an inventor

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uh... didn't you invent this

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supercharged blowtorch marked exhibit b

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and isn't this blowtorch more powerful than any other similar piece of

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equipment on the market today yes but i've already told you this

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in the heart of jenna has a commercial value that

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is it patented

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no but i thought he is answer the question

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and did you intend to pat

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well then what is your intention to release your patent to a manufacturing

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concern or to build these projects are myself

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i see thank you

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now this camp

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what would it

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cost

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to pat

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about a thousand dollars

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and to equip your shop to produce a commercially

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about about five thousand dollars this camp

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yet somewhere around the world

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all of our dollars from the parts of the president's right

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i will rephrase

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canceled

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shows that professor sites

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withdrew from his account

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five thousand dollars

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on the day he met you for the first time

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your bank account shows the corresponding deposit

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that correct

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i guess so

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out of camp

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how would you

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a mechanic earning thirty six hundred dollars a year

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obtained such a large sum of money

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from professor sites but i thought i had a good body at you

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you know

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prosecution worldwide judicial remarks

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with the court's permission

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out of camp

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are you a testified

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that professor sites

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gave you five thousand dollars as a fee for services to be performed by you and

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your book

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uh... i ask you and babies

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is it

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that a man like professor sites

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uh... timid archaeologist

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would give you

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total stranger is the entire life saving

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you're probably here on a mission i can only describe as and test and not sounds and

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the state contends that you deliberately invented this story of non-existent

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caves and incredible machines

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the cover-up a started case of murder of our product

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but he's been given a new role in the heart of the matter is the crime of

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the other

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it is the government of the jury

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you'll heard the testimony of the witness in the case for the prosecution

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and defense

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i must point out to you at the case for the state

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wrestled with a lot of stuff that's a lot of things

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you might have done better with a temporary incentive events

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don't you believe me

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we are at the best i could

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but they don't believe me

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found a man who has a lot of the voters couldn't find a case

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he couldn't find a little bit of a school everything i told him is true

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it's not everything i know

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police

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judge the jury

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what's the use

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i know that the verdicts going to be

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guilt

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and i'll go back to the hotel and i think it would be a take it easy or not

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java

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to determine the truth on the basis of the facts presented in evidence

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if there exists any reasonable doubt in your minds you must in all conscience

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equipped to defend

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during our time i consider it's very

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the carter three-step

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uh...

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muscle

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but i'm going to do now you know

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never tell them the jury gets back

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the funny thing about your history

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i remember a case went to the sworn i'd lost it

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the jury to head shot up

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email on not guilty they said

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what you've got a knock me over with a feather

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i found out later that the heat

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the form of the setup

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let me alone

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on the floor

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the former had twins that

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and he was sixty three years old

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let me alone

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the

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one

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the

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ok

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the

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ext

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pop

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him up and i

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I got an hour ago.

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For you my name is like Professor Adrian Sykes I'm an archaeologist maybe you'll

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have me like no I don't think I have no matter you will before long everyone will

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it's the camp I've come a very long way to see I must talk to you what can't wait

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till morning I'm pretty tired no it can't wait the world has been waiting long enough

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you see I I found the key to the past.

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Sure sure you have look I want to come back tomorrow morning tell me all about it

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you think I'm insane don't you maybe this this will change your mind.

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And gauge wire so what I do got it.

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You. Think.

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Well.

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You do much better if you use that you can't talk to you.

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What do you know about my torch I heard about it from

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a colleague at the university that's what brought me here but just what do you want

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I need your talk well it's not for sale now if you'll excuse me I don't want to buy

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it I want you to help me to open my mental door or another one of those where's your

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door that's the first national bank or Fort Knox this to me do you know what it means

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to spend your life digging into the past and getting nowhere pottery or relics dust

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nothing until you yourself get part of that dust while others with less talent but

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with money and influence make discoveries that startle the world. To move to

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open came to protect us discoveries that make them famous.

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You yourself. Who have always stood in the shadows of these men on the brink of

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making the greatest discovery of them all that's very interesting but what can I do

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about everything with your thoughts you can open the door to my case to your case I

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found it by accident years ago inside this cave is

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a machine. Never seen such a machine what makes this one so different this machine

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has been recording on a wire every physical disturbance that has shaken the face of

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the earth for the past million years now really every thought every every time the

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way it's all there on this one this is

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a piece of it took me months of work to get sure I suppose about a million years ago

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some eight invented this contraption and stuck it in a cave very smart monkey and I

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look really I've got to get the better I've got to get up early in the morning wait

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perhaps this this will change your mind. Yes

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I thought that was. All I have. It's yours.

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If you will open that door. I'm a shaman start producing the torch myself yes you

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could. OK. You got yourself a deal when do we start right there's no time to lose

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tonight can't I waited for this for years I can't wait any longer OK I'll be back in

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a minute are you going to tell my. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No.

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Must be very near look Professor we we drove all night to get here and we've been

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combing this area for hours I'm hot and I'm tired and I'm hungry and there's no

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door around here must be it must be look Professor I've been thinking how did you

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get into that cave the first time if it's sealed by a door. Was open when I found it

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the first time when I turned the second time it was closed sealed tight who knows

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perhaps I was getting too close for the answer yeah perhaps I don't understand it

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it must be around I can't seem to find or maybe I can't find it because it doesn't

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exist now look I paid you all the money in the world instead of grumbling please

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let's try to solve this problem OK Professor you start figuring it must be

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OK you must be I worked on this part of the country for years. But somehow it's

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changed it's different perhaps there have been some landslides seem to be more

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rocks and less vegetation.

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But I'm not.

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A time of it. I'm a watchdog so as mine. At eleven fifteen. But it's past noon.

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Why should both our watches stop at the same moment. Perhaps a magnetic field look

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at your. Home smoke. That's that machine must create

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a magnetic field around it must be. OK.

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Can come here quickly.

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And. You didn't believe.

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It's real. It's real. Beware there's danger in the sand yes danger to your watch

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in fact what with hot weather activities and sticky temperatures and perspiration

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summertime is the worst time for your watch but it can be a good time and here's

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how take your watch to a reliable jeweler let him check up and dress up your watch

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let him show you how wonderful your watch can look. Your watch will be rejuvenated

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on the inside and at the same time it will be restyle on the outside when your

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old band is replaced by a new Chrysler watch band. And your most personal

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possession your watch can be personalized to with the your statement expansion

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watch band by Chrysler the only watch band that's initial just for you yes your

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signal features your initials right in the design no other band is so completely

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personal so exclusively yours but be sure to ask for your signet by Chrysler the

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band that makes your watch look better than you and for the ladies there's an

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exquisite feminine version of the your signet watch band with your personal

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monogram best of all these exclusive Chrysler bands cost no more than many

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bands without initials only $9.95 for the ladies and for men only $11.95 so

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check up and dress up your watch when your jeweler makes your watch run like

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new have him make it look like new with your signet by Chrysler and now back to

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your tales of tomorrow verdict from space

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and keep with your own eyes it's real

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yeah it's real

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it's here

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we'll start here professor where there should be a locking mechanism of some sort

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the torch hasn't even made a dent in it yet

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listen professor do you hear it yes something is happening something is happening

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inside the door the heat lock that's what it is a heat lock and we don't even need

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the torch to cut the door the heat alone will open it

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and there it is it has been here for the past million years

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have you ever seen anything like it before

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I've seen every kind of machine I've never come across anything like this

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this part of the machine is the recorder the wire running between these two spools

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records every physical disturbance on the earth look this mark indicates a volcanic

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explosion somewhere the date is the destruction of Pompeii this indentation

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is a minor tremor on the floor of the pacific ocean the date is the date of the

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San Francisco earthquake it took me many years to learn what those marks meant

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what's this crimson this is the first mark of its kind on the wire the date was

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July 16 1945 July 16th the day the first A-bomb was exploded at Alamogordo

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right and here is the second credit Hiroshima but who could make a machine like this a

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million years ago who I don't know but before I'm through I'll find out and history

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will be written from the day I speak professor what does this part do over here

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I haven't gotten around to this one yet wait this isn't just another part of the

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recorder this is something different it looks like like it's a transmitter

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but sure this must be the antenna no it could be yes it is a transmitter maybe when

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we put this machine here was waiting until something important happened but we've

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got to we've got to get the army intelligence right away no no I tell you this machine

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is harmless it's been here before there were armies or before there were cities or

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civilizations look I've listened to this rock long enough now come on we've got to

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get out of here.

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Look!

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The wire!

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It's recording something right now!

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Another twin!

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What do you make of it?

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Looks like an A-bomb only much bigger.

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Whatever it is this transmitter is sending out that information this is what it's

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here for it's got to be stopped professor!

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All you can't destroy it it's my discovery it's my life's work!

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You can't destroy it!

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You can't destroy it!

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You can't destroy it!

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You've ruined it!

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You've ruined it!

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All my work!

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All my work!

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Come on we've got to get out of here the whole thing is in the floor!

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Look professor the door!

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Come on!

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The door!

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The door!

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I've got to open the door!

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Come on professor!

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Open the door!

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Come on!

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The door!

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Come on!

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Gone!

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All gone!

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Completely demolished!

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Just as though...

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Though it had never been there!

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Gotta get you to a doctor professor!

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No not too late it's too late Kent!

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You'll be okay Puddin just get you to a doctor!

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Listen to me Kent!

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Promise me!

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You must tell them everything that has happened!

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Even if they don't believe you!

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You must tell them that I discovered all this!

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Discovered all this!

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That it was I who...

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Kent! Kent!

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They've reached their verdict!

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They're coming back in!

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This court is now in session!

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Everyone will rise!

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The defendant will rise and face the jury!

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Ladies and gentlemen of the jury!

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Have you reached a verdict?

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We have your honor!

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What is your verdict?

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We find the defendant Gordon Kent guilty of murder in the first degree!

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We find the defendant Gordon Kent guilty of murder in the first degree!

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On the basis of the facts presented in this courtroom...

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I feel that the jury has arrived at the only possible verdict.

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I wish to thank the jury for the fine services it has rendered to the state.

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Gordon Kent...

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You've heard the verdict arrived at by a jury of your peers in open trial.

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Have you anything to say in explanation or in extenuation...

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before sentence is passed upon you?

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I didn't kill Professor Sykes!

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I'm not guilty!

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I've told you that again and again!

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You had your chance but you wouldn't listen!

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I tried to explain what that crimp in the wire meant the day the professor and I were in the cave.

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That wire recorded the first H-bomb explosion.

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I didn't believe what Professor Sykes told me!

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But now I know!

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Somewhere in this universe...

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someone has been watching us for a million years...

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waiting until we had the secret information...

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when we could power a super-atomic type torch.

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The deadliest enemy that we have ever had to face is out there in space...

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ready to destroy us now that we have the H-bomb.

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Right now!

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This very minute!

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He is out there!

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They're coming! I don't know when they're coming!

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By whom, Mr. Kemp?

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Who received this information?

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I don't know! Someone out there!

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Someone out in space!

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Someone who knew that we could threaten them as soon as we had the H-bomb...

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to power spaceships and fight wars in space!

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The verdict of this jury is that I am guilty of murder!

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But I am not guilty of anything else that may happen to you...

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or to your wives or to your children.

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I've tried to tell you everything I know about it.

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Everything that Professor Sykes told me was true.

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They're coming!

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I don't know when they're coming, but they're coming!

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Somehow they have found that we have developed super-atomic power...

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and now we can be a threat to them!

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And they don't want that, and they're going to stop us!

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I don't know when they're coming, but they're coming!

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And when they do, maybe you'll realize...

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Look! Look up there in the sky!

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Spaceships! Thousands of spaceships!

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Hurry them up!

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Look up there in the sky! Spaceships! Thousands of spaceships!

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Look up there in the sky! Spaceships! Thousands of spaceships!

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Yes, whatever the verdict, the jury reached.

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The final verdict was delivered from space.

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And now let us leave Tales of Tomorrow...

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and consider something that is very important for you today.

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Uh-oh, she's heading for trouble.

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Yes, trouble for her watch.

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What with playing and hot muggy weather and perspiration...

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summertime is the worst time for your watch.

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But it can be a good time, and here's how.

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Take your watch to a reliable jeweler.

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Let him check up and dress up your watch.

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Let him show you how wonderful your watch can look.

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Your watch will be rejuvenated on the inside and beautified on the outside...

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when your old band is replaced by a new Chrysler watch band.

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Ask your jeweler to show you the Elegant,

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today's greatest value in ladies' expansion watch bands.

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Imagine, Elegant costs only $4.95.

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Yes, only $4.95.

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Notice its simple classic beauty that's always in fashion.

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Elegant goes with all your clothes,

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and Chrysler's Elegant watch band is as light as a feather.

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So delicate, you can scarcely feel it on your wrist.

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Notice the convenient telescopic expansion...

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that quickly allows you to slip your watch up out of the way for household tasks.

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And the Chrysler Elegant carries the same guarantee as bands costing many times more.

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No other telescope expansion band at so low a price...

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is made to wear so well and last so long.

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Yes, it's all yours for the unbelievably low price of $4.95.

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So check up and dress up your watch.

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When your jeweler makes your watch run like new,

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have him make it look like new with Elegant by Chrysler.

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Jack Chrysler, Jack Chrysler,

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on my hand, on your hand,

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initialed just for me and so it's my band,

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it's your band, it's Chrysler,

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it's Chrysler, for me too, for you too,

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makes your watch look better than new,

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quality, style and value too,

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for the best band in the land,

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it's Chrysler,

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makes your watch look better than new,

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makes it personal just for you,

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it's Chrysler.

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Next week, our Tales of Tomorrow show is called Blunder.

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A great blunder where there is a scientist who is working on a blunder,

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which may bring death to us all.

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Listen next week to Tales of Tomorrow.

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